There's no doubt that right now the industry is struggling with demand-side problems. A substantial push will come with the federal commitment—the Build Canada Homes initiative, under the Carney government. I expect it will catalyze the industry and begin to create some forward momentum. The showcasing of both modular and wood housing under this new approach to fabricated off-site construction, I think, should create confidence and create the momentum in the private sector to move in this direction.
Typically, the private sector is slow in this regard. They're governed under heavy banking relationships and contract structures that inhibit them in a strange way, more so than, say, government has the opportunity to operate in. I think the federal policy around procurement should catalyze and prime the pump, so to speak, for private markets to then follow suit.